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      Sorrow, Tears and Blood

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      A collection of poetry covering the experience of homelessness.
      David’s book is one of despair and hope; one that paints a picture of our society that is both dark and broken up by fleeting rays of light. From his plight on the streets in one of England’s richest region...

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      Product ID:9781912092789
      Product Form:Book
      Country of Manufacture:GB
      Title:Sorrow, Tears and Blood
      Authors:Author: David Onamade
      Page Count:110
      Subjects:Poetry by individual poets, Poetry by individual poets, Housing and homelessness, Housing & homelessness
      Description:Select Guide Rating
      A collection of poetry covering the experience of homelessness.
      David’s book is one of despair and hope; one that paints a picture of our society that is both dark and broken up by fleeting rays of light. From his plight on the streets in one of England’s richest regions, to the interactions of people he observes and encounters every day, to the impacts of Covid-19 and the changing seasons–this is poetry and prose at its most powerful. It is a book that reveals the double-talk of homeless service provision – a society that consigns people as worthless without knowing their backgrounds; which assumes that homelessness is a choice rather than a predicament. It is impossible not to have read this book and come away changed: to feel the biting need to make a difference and sense of injustice as to why so many individuals–people who could otherwise fulfil their potential, for the benefit of others as well as themselves–are thrown cruelly to the fringes.
      Imprint Name:Palavro
      Publisher Name:Arkbound
      Country of Publication:GB
      Publishing Date:2021-03-12

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      Weight120 g
      Dimensions202 × 126 × 7 mm